The Qubic Incubation Program is offering initial funding and support to developers aiming to bootstrap their projects within the Qubic network. This initiative is designed to provide crucial backing during the early stages of development, facilitating the growth and adoption of the Qubic ecosystem.
Developers selected for the program will receive financial support from the Qubic Ecosystem Fund, which boasts a substantial reserve of 200 billion QUBIC. The program specifically targets for-profit projects, incentivizing innovative development that can significantly contribute to the network’s expansion.
Current Projects
Several projects are already underway under the Qubic Incubation Program. These include the QX UI, a user interface for the Qubic decentralized exchange (DEX), and Liquidity Pools, which are smart contracts designed to pool coins for swapping. Additionally, Custom Bridges are being developed to facilitate the transfer of coins between the Qubic network and Ethereum/Arbitrum One networks, with plans to support more networks in the future.
Another significant project is the Launchpad, a decentralized app (dApp) that allows community members to launch their own tokens and projects within the Qubic network.
Incubation vs. Grants
The Qubic Incubation Program is distinct from the Qubic Grants Program, though both serve to enhance the network. The Incubation Program focuses on providing initial funding for for-profit projects, while the Grants Program supports non-profit initiatives that may not have an established revenue model, aiming to further develop the Qubic infrastructure.
Development teams interested in the Incubation Program must submit a detailed proposal. This proposal undergoes a rigorous evaluation process, including adaptation to Qubic’s needs, functional validation, and market cost adjustment. After approval by the Incubation Team, the proposal is reviewed by the Qubic Grants Committee and finally submitted to the community for a vote.
Funding and Milestones
Once a project is approved, developers receive initial funding to commence their work. Additional funds are released based on the achievement of pre-determined milestones, ensuring accountability and progress. Payments are calculated in dollars but disbursed in QUBIC, with all transactions traceable to maintain transparency.
Development teams are required to provide a business plan, project description, technology stack, team overview, and defined milestones. They must also commit to maintaining and developing the project for at least one year, ensuring its long-term stability.
For more information about the Qubic Incubation Program, visit the official announcement here.
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